Clocks, Clocks, Clocks
If you follow my work at all, you’ll notice that I like to photograph time pieces. I shoot time pieces of all kinds – street...
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John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge
June 27, 2021
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I recently visited Covington, KY and walked over the John Roebling Bridge to Cincinnati. The John A. Roebling suspension bridge spans the Ohio River between...
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A Quick Visit to Salem MA
December 22, 2019
by Sharon
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I recently visited some friends in Massachusetts. While I spent most of my time in Boston, I did spend half a day in Salem. One...
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Buildings with Character
December 11, 2019
by Sharon
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Fellow travel blogger, Tatiana, runs a Thursday Travel Photo Challenge. This week the challenge is Buildings with Character. If you’ve been following me, then you...
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Historic Downtown Boston
November 30, 2019
by Sharon
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In the first blog about Boston, I talked about rain. The first part of my full day there, I walked around Back Bay East, following...
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Artist Collaboration
August 18, 2019
by Sharon
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I recently traveled to my hometown of Danville, Kentucky. While there, I wanted to get some photos of the places that were important to me...
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Evelyn Hazen: A Story of Sex, Lies, and Love Letters
August 9, 2019
by Sharon
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Evelyn Goes to College Evelyn Hazen entered college at the young age of 14. She was a young, naive girl, raised by a very proper...
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Photography from Cincinnati Ohio
July 28, 2019
by Sharon
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Downtown Cincinnati I recently traveled to downtown Cincinnati Ohio for an episode of Tourist in your Town, my travel podcast. While there, I managed to...
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Asheville, NC The Block
July 9, 2019
by Sharon
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On my recent trip to Asheville, NC, I took a walking tour with a company called Hood Huggers International. The tour features the history of...
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Danville Kentucky
April 16, 2019
by Sharon
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Danville is a small town located in central Kentucky. My hometown is full of historic places and must see landmarks.
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